Wordless Wednesday...Imagination
When we’re out on our morning walks, Larry and I like to chat and observe nature. We also are busy keeping our eyes open for any snakes that may cross our path.
For months, I’ve passed by this old tree stump and my imagination kept getting carried away.
What do you think?
Our thoughts and imagination are the only real limits to our possibilities. Orison Swett Marden
I think if it could talk it would tall lots of stories about the people who walked past it every day...how they grew and changed...and what happened to change "him."
Brenda J. Andrew
Willis, TX
I think I would have made a double take on it also, thinking it may be a snake. Cool pictures! Have a great day!
Will Hamm
Aurora, CO
Donald Urschalitz
Jupiter, FL
Just worrying about coming across a snake, Kathy, would be enough for me to avoid walks in some areas. My imagination runs wild with terror of snakes.
Michael Jacobs
Pasadena, CA
Donald Urschalitz
Jupiter, FL
Those snakes sure can find some great places to hide.
Nick Vandekar, 610-203...
Downingtown, PA
Wow, that is a very interesting photo, wonder how you got into that home....
Good morning Kathy. Not scared of much, but have to agree with Nina Hollander on this one. I do not like snakes! Enjoy your walks!
Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
Good morning, Kathy Streib snakes don't 'usually" bother me....but that's a nightmare ready to happen....
Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
Good morning Kathy. Oh my G-d. I am terrified of snakes. Not a walk I could do.
Yikes, you seem like it's so natural to see one. Yes, by your photo, I can see why your imagination took you there...Clever!
Not afraid of snakes but then again I have never run across a poisonous either.
Good morning, Kathy - some things are best to avoid and although I encourage imagination, there are limits.
On one of my weekly group hikes the leader took a moment to educate us about snake bites, and where snakes like to lie, next to and under logs where their food, mice like to run, so you have to be aware when stepping over logs or rocks. Since then, my walks have been a little more fraught with concern and care as I step up on logs and step down after having a good look around.
It looks mystical to me! You have found a very beautiful place for your walks!
Hello Kathy, I would pass on the thinking of snakes, not a fan at all of them since almost bit by a rattle snake.
Kathy,
We both love doing that, we are always coming up with fun ideas that make us laugh. A
I love this post this is so true. Thanks for sharing, I hope you have a great afternoon.
Our thoughts and imagination are the only real limits to our possibilities. Orison Swett Marden
I'm more concerned how the man got burried up to his chin just inches away, has a tree growing out of his scalp and no one mentions that?
I'm looking at that photo left in the comment by Donald Urschalitz . . . That's another thing that would keep a house from selling. There's no way I'm going to tackle that lockbox!
Morning Kathy.
It just shows you have a vivid mind, I don't like snakes as you know. Just one time and I would look for another path
Kathy - that sort look like an alligator you might have taken from Florida.
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